Lenovo is set to revolutionize portable charging with the launch of its new Legion P5 power bank in China. Priced at just 169 yuan (around $25) and hitting shelves on May 19, this device packs a powerful punch, offering 100W fast charging and a 10,000mAh capacity in a sleek, mech-inspired design. What truly sets the Legion P5 apart is its incredible convenience.

It features a built-in 24cm USB-C cable, crafted from soft silicone for durability and flexibility, meaning you’ll never have to search for a separate cable again. A smart digital display provides real-time updates on charging wattage, remaining battery, and input/output status, keeping you informed at a glance. Equipped with four 18650 automotive-grade cells, the power bank delivers robust performance. Users can enjoy the full 100W output via a single USB-C connection, while a USB-A port offers up to 30W.

It supports a wide array of charging protocols, including PD 3.0, PPS, QC, and Motorola’s 68W Turbo Power, alongside a dedicated low-current mode for smaller gadgets. Despite its advanced features, the 296-gram Legion P5 is airline-approved and built with 3C safety certification, making it a perfect travel companion for tech enthusiasts.